Morning Light Page #7
It was pretty miserable.
We were over on port deck
going very slow.
Now we've, uh, tacked over
onto starboard,
and blue sky, it's beautiful. [laughs]
Bit of a difference.
Sailing pretty good today.
Emotional roller coaster through
and through, this bloody race.
[upbeat music playing]
Hey, Towiller.
We need you on deck, mate.
- Coming.
- And you, too, Branning.
- OK, you guys ready?
- Yeah. Ready in the pit.
Hoist when ready, guys.
- Bring it over.
- Go for it, go, go, go!
Hold there, Towiller.
Ease. Ease, Towill.
[Welch] It's startin' to feel more
what I pictured Transpac to be like.
We're going to, going to Hawaii,
and we're back in the game.
We're gonna need
another human up here.
- [indistinct]... more brace?
- More brace.
[Wilmot] Piet, where's our Morning Light
logo on this kite?
Get Charlie up.
Isn't he in charge of sails?
The first kite we hoist in the Transpac
doesn't even have one.
[Brant-Zawadzki] "Charles.
Thanks for the contact.
Hawaii is fun.
The Red Sox just won the World Series.
And tell Welchy
I'm sorry, but there are
no more stocks. Period.
Looks like you guys are going balls-out
on your route so far.
Hope you're rationing.
Everyone's either gonna say you're
brilliant or redheaded.
But tell Fancypants not to worry.
Statistics show that
30 percent of redheads..."
[Towill]
We had a beautiful sunset tonight.
If you look over here,
you can see the-the moon, um,
just glistening at the top of the...
Top of the clouds as it's setting,
and we've just got the slightest
little crescent new moon
and it's absolutely beautiful.
It's making a little spotlight
down on the water and...
Beautiful stuff out here, man.
[Enright] I just got an e-mail
from Graham. He wrote back.
Our race so far,
he wishes he was with us.
Clearly he's checking the grids, not
that he knows exactly what they mean.
He's into it and,
based on our track,
people are gonna either think we're
brilliant or a bunch of redheads.
- But, redheads tend to...
- [laughter]
Thirty percent of all redheads
turn out to live...
...healthy, productive lives
or something.
- Yes.
- But, yeah, he seems in good spirits.
- [Kane] Trim up.
- [Welch] Good.
[Towill] That's good.
That's really good.
Whoo! It's a scorcher!
[Kane] It's gonna be a "Triple-H" day:
hazy, hot, and humid.
[Branning] I gotta take a shower...
I gotta do some sort of bathing today.
[Van Os] Today was the first day
where it's really hot.
Woke up and it was sweaty and nasty
down below, which is not very fun.
[Wilmot] We share bunks downstairs,
so your person opposite you
gets a little too smelly,
then, you know, it's miserable.
[# Buzzcocks:
Everybody's Happy Nowadays]
Big Michiganders Gone Wild. [laughs]
[Welch] I think a little shower,
brushing your teeth,
besides the health part of it,
I mean, it's a... freshens you up.
Today was awesome. I got a shower,
I got to shave...
[Kane] Got a hot date tonight, Genny?
[laughs] I groomed myself
while all the boys watched.
No, I'm just kidding. Um, but it was
sweet to finally get a shower today.
And then, obviously, all the...
all the... Trim.
Um, I feel like
we're all in a pretty good mood
and we're all clean and happy.
[Kane] Our competition, Samba,
so there's a lot of pressure
on the bow team at nighttime.
Tonight's gonna be a big opportunity
for either one of us to push away.
Nighttime racing is, uh,
where you can really make huge gains.
And it's hard to see your competitors.
They can, uh, pull a maneuver
without you seeing.
[Kane] Last night was our first night
with the spinnaker, and it feels off.
We just need to kinda get with it.
Everyone was running around
like chickens with their heads
cut off, including myself.
[Wilmot] If we go to sleep for two hours
we could lose seven miles like that.
[Welch] These guys on Samba,
they're all fantastic sailors.
And, you know, we're all
really new to it, I guess.
And we've gotta really make sure that
we, you know, try and keep our edge.
Who knows?
You might see us tonight
jibing a couple of times
on random shifts,
just to get away
from these guys to windward
and catch 'em
[Welch] I like where your head's at.
[Kane] Yeah.
[Branning] This is pretty much, I guess,
as about as far away from land
as you can get anywhere on the planet,
- [Wilmot] Yeah. Halfway point.
Pretty amazing, isn't it?
Samba Pa Ti, we just saw. We can see
their running lights right over there.
They're behind us and going south.
[Tulloch] So it's Day Six,
we just saw Samba,
and we're less than
a mile away from them.
Samba's come astern of us
Trim up.
[Tulloch] The pressure's really been up.
The... the intensity
on the boat is super high.
We're just pushing, pushing,
pushing all the time.
Hold.
Trim up.
Big trim, big trim.
[# Massive Attack: Angel]
[Van Os] Nice.
[Van Os laughs] I can't believe
that boat's right there.
How close do you think they are?
Quarter of a mile?
Not even 200 yards?
[Van Os] Nice to have someone
right there to push you.
Just think, we're making 'em
work for their money today.
- Yup.
- Yeah.
- Don't stop.
- [laughs]
Ooh. Bolt.
[Towill] It's a thousand miles
into the race.
Samba's closer to us now
than they were at the starting line.
Trim up. Pull back.
[Van Os] Wow. Doing 13 knots.
The whole Pacific.
The boat, two boat lengths from you.
[Kane] I'm gonna be a pro sailor.
Forget landscape design,
I'm doing this for the rest of my life.
[Wilmot] I think the owner's
on the wheel.
Lock it. Big trim, big trim,
big trim, big trim.
[Van Os] No, no, no, not now, not now.
- Got it. Hold.
- Just keep your cool, Piet.
[Van Os] We just got rolled,
unfortunately.
[Wilmot] Pretty bloody close.
I can see the smiles
on their faces.
[Fielding] That one guy
gave us the thumbs up.
[Kane] That's pretty cool.
What are they doing here?
- And not that right now.
- Nah, they're filling the space left.
- They only have one sheet on.
- Yeah, that would verify it.
- [Will] Trim.
- [Towill] Yeah.
We'll take a fast-way line to Hawaii.
[Kane] Bold. What's going on?
- [Van Os] Wow, look at that.
- What are they doing?
[Welch] They're animals,
and they even got Kilroy out.
[Towill] I think they lost a halyard.
[Wilmot] They lost their kite.
[Kane] They got something
on the rudder, I don't know.
[Kilroy] We had a sea serpent.
And it was wrapped around our rudder.
And they looked at us like we were nuts.
We went a little bit to leeward.
I haven't had that kind of experience
with another boat
in the middle of the ocean before.
[Enright] That was a super
professional move.
[Tulloch] What happened?
[Enright] They thought they
had something on their rudder,
so they went kite down
on deck, staysail in.
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